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Departmental Faculty 334 Faculty The following listings were submitted by the dean’s office in each Departmental college in May 2006 and collated in the provost’s office. The regional campus faculties are listed after the Athens campus faculty. Faculty While care is taken to render the data in this list accurately, we regret that mistakes sometimes occur, given the volume of information contained within. Please notify the dean’s office in your college if you find an error in your listing, so that the information submitted can be updated for the next edition of the catalog. Jennifer V. Hines, Ph.D., U. of Michigan; Marcia College; Marsha Dutton; Ph.D., U. of Michigan; College of Arts and Sciences J. Kieliszewski, Ph.D., Michigan State U.; Mark C. Jacqueline N. Glasgow, Ph.D., Kent State U.; McMills, Ph.D., Michigan State U.; Gary Pfeiffer Sherrie Gradin, Ph.D., U. of New Hampshire; Mark African-American Studies. (emeritus, part-time), Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon U.; Halliday, Ph.D., Brandeis U.; Dean McWilliams Martin T. Tuck, Ph.D., U. of Tennessee; P. Greg Van (part-time), Ph.D., U. of Oregon; Zanemvula Kizito Prof: Vibert C. Cambridge (chair), Ph.D., Ohio U.; Patten, Ph.D., U. of South Carolina; Shiyong Wu, Gatyeni Mda, Ph.D., U. of Capetown; Robert Francine C. Childs (emeritus, part-time), Ed.D., Ph.D., U. of Nebraska. Miklitsch, Ph.D., SUNY, Buffalo; Barry Roth, Ph.D., East Texas State U. Stanford U.; Duane Schneider (emeritus, part- Asst. Prof: Vladimir Alexeev, Ph.D., Petersburg time), Ph.D., U. of Colorado; Linda Zionkowski, Assoc. Prof: Patricia Gunn, J.D., Boston College Nuclear Physics Institute and Institute of Ph.D., Northwestern U. Asst. Prof: C. Michael Gray, J.D., U. of Wisconsin, Chemistry of Macromolecular Compounds; Liwei Madison; Robin Jenkins, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon; Chen, Ph.D., Harvard U.; Susan C. Evans, Ph.D., U. Assoc. Prof: Marilyn Atlas, Ph.D., Michigan State Karen Kornweibel, Ph.D., U. of Texas at Austin. of Texas Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences; U.; David Bergdahl (emeritus, part-time), Ph.D., Joan Weston , Ph.D., U. of California, Santa Klaus Himmeldirk, Ph.D., U. of Paderborn; Glen P. Syracuse U.; Josephine Bloomfield, Ph.D., U. of Barbara. Jackson, Ph.D., West Virginia U.; Michael P. Jensen, California, Davis; Andrew Escobedo, Ph.D., U. of Ph.D., Northwestern U.; Lauren E.H. McMills, California, Berkeley; Loreen Giese, Ph.D., Emory Inst: D. Akil Houston, M.F.A., Ohio U. Ph.D., Michigan State U.; Jeffrey J. Rack, Ph.D., U.; George Hartley, Ph.D., U. of New Mexico; Colorado State U. Janis Holm, Ph.D., U. of Michigan; Mara Holt, Ph.D., U. of Texas; Katarzyna Marciniak, Ph.D., Biological Sciences U. of Oregon; Joseph McLaughlin, Ph.D., Duke Prof: Mary Chamberlin, Ph.D., U. of British Classics and World Religions U.; Jennie Nelson, Ph.D., Carnegie Mellon U.; Betty Pytlik (emeritus, Part-time), Ph.D., U. of Columbia; Robert Colvin, Ph.D., Rutgers U.; Prof. and Charles J. Ping Professor of Humanities: Southern California; Mark Rollins, Ph.D., U. of Ralph DiCaprio, (Chair) Ph.D., U. of Alberta; Scott Thomas H. Carpenter, D. Phil., Oxford U. Hooper, Ph.D., Brandeis U.; Anne Loucks, Ph.D., U. Massachusetts; Albert Rouzie, Ph.D., U. of Texas; of California, Santa Barbara; Donald Miles, Ph.D., Prof Emeritus: Gene Blocker (part-time), Ph.D., U. Thomas Scanlan, Ph.D., Duke U.; Jeremy Webster, U. of Pennsylvania; Ellengene Peterson, Ph.D., U. of California, Berkeley; George Weckman, Ph.D., Ph.D., U. of Tennessee. U. of Chicago. of California, Riverside; Robert Rakowski, Ph.D., Asst. Prof: Michael Brown (part-time), Ph.D., U. of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry; Assoc. Prof: James A. Andrews, Ph.D., U. of Ohio U.; Christine Freeman (part-time), Ph.D., Stephen Reilly, Ph.D., Southern Illinois U.; California, Berkeley; Elizabeth Collins, Ph.D., U. of Kent State U.; Ayesha Hardison, Ph.D., U. of Jerome Rovner (emeritus, part-time), Ph.D., U. of California, Berkeley; Robert Stephen (Steve) Hays, Michigan; Miriam Hart (part-time), Ph.D., Ohio Maryland; Michael Rowe, Ph.D., U. of California, Ph.D., U. of Texas, Austin; Lynne C. Lancaster, D. U.; Paul Christian Jones, Ph.D., U. of Tennessee at Riverside; Gerald Svendsen, Ph.D., U. of Kansas; Phil., Oxford U.; William M. Owens (chair), Ph.D., Knoxville; Elizabeth Miller, Ph.D., U. of Wisconsin, John Zook, Ph.D., Duke U. Yale U.; Ruth Palmer, Ph.D., U. of Cincinnati. Madison; Charles Naccarato (part-time), Ph.D., Ohio U.; Ghirmai Negash, PhD., Leiden U.; Sung Assoc. Prof: Elizabeth Crockett (part-time), Asst. Prof: Neil Bernstein, Ph.D., Duke U.; Lisa Ph.D., U. of Maine; William Holmes, Ph.D., U. of Ohm, Ph.D., U. of Arizona; Beth Quitslund, Ph.D., Carson, Ph.D., U. of North Carolina at Chapel U. of California,Berkeley; Nicole Reynolds, Ph.D., California, Los Angeles; Donald Holzschu, Ph.D., Hill; Loren D. Lybarger, Ph.D., U. of Chicago; Alex U. of California, Davis; Kelly Johnson, Ph.D., U. of Georgia; Linda J. Rice, Ph.D., Kent State U.; Keefe, M.A., Harvard U.; Jaclyn L. Maxwell, Ph.D., Jill Rosser (part-time), Ph.D., U. of Pennsylvania; Michigan State U.; Scott Moody, Ph.D., U. of Princeton U. Michigan; Molly Morris, Ph.D., Indiana U.; Willem Carey Jean Snyder, Ph.D., State U. of New York, Roosenburg, Ph.D., U. of Pennsylvania; Soichi Stony Brook; Catherine Taylor, PH.D., Duke Tanda, D.Sc., Hokkaido U.; Matthew White, Ph.D., Economics U.; Lowell Ver Heul (part-time), Ph.D., Ohio U.; Virginia Tech. Sharmila Voorakkara, MFA, University of Virginia; Dist. Prof: Richard Vedder, Ph.D., U. of Illinois. Johnnie A. Wilcox, Ph.D., U. of Virginia; Valorie Asst. Prof: Helaine Burstein, Ph.D., North Carolina Worthy (part-time), Ph.D., Ohio U. State U.; Robert Carr, Ph.D., U. of Michigan; Prof: Douglas Adie, Ph.D., U. of Chicago; Roy Shawn Chen, Ph.D., Virginia Commonwealth Boyd, Ph.D. (chair), Duke U.; Tony Caporale, Ph.D., Instr: David Bruce (part-time), M.A., Ohio U.; University School of Pharmacy; Kim Cuddington, George Mason U.; Khosrow Doroodian, Ph.D., U. Jane Denbow (part-time), M.A., Marshall U.; Ph.D., University of Guelph; Joan Cunningham, of Oregon; Chulho Jung, Ph.D., U. of Michigan; Robert Kinsley (part-time), M.A., Ohio U.; Thomas Ph.D., Ohio U.; Warren Currie, Ph.D., University Rosemary Rossiter, Ph.D., U. of Wisconsin, Mantey (part-time), M.A., Ohio U.; David Sharpe of Guelph; Laura DiCaprio, Ph.D., U. of Alberta; Milwaukee. (part-time), M.A., Brown U. Janet S. Duerr, Ph.D., Princeton University; Assoc. Prof: Barbara Caporale, Ph.D., George R. Patrick Hassett (part-time), Ph.D., U. of Mason U.; Jan Palmer, Ph.D., Michigan State Washington; Lorie LaPierre, Ph.D., Cornell U.; Environmental and Plant Biology U.; Harold Winter, Ph.D., U. of Rochester, Julie Daewoo Lee, Ph.D., U. of California, Riverside; Paxton, Ph.D., Ohio State U.; William Shambora, Dist. Prof: Gar W. Rothwell (chair), Ph.D., U. of Tomohiko Sugiyama, Ph.D., Osaka University; M. Ph.D., U. of Kentucky, Alberta Suzanne Simon Westendorf, Ph.D., Ohio U. Asst. Prof: Ariaster Chimeli, Ph.D., U. of Illinois; Prof: Philip D. Cantino (associate chair), Ph.D., Inst: Steven Edinger, M.A., Northern Michigan U.; Kyongwook Choi, Ph.D., U. of Washington; Harvard U.; Brian C. McCarthy, Ph.D., Rutgers Karen Mammone, M.S., Frostburg State U.; Molly Shamila Jayasuriya, Ph.D., Georgetown U.; John P. Mitchell (emeritus, part-time), Ph.D., Gurien, M.S., Rutgers U.; Ohio U.; Christopher U.; Charlene Kalenkoski, Ph.D., The George Edinburgh U.; Allan M. Showalter, Ph.D., Rutgers Schwirian, M.S., Ohio U.;. Washington U.; Donald Lacombe, Ph.D., Florida U.; Ivan K. Smith (part-time), Ph.D., U. of London. Lect: Mary Nossek, M.S., Ohio U. State U; Vahe Lskavyan, Ph.D., Washington U; Assoc. Prof: Harvey E. Ballard, Jr., Ph.D., U. of Bolong Cao, Ph.D., University of California, San Wisconsin; Gene K. Mapes (adjunct), Ph.D., Diego U. of Iowa; Arthur T. Trese, Ph.D., U. of Chemistry and Biochemistry Missouri; Morgan L. Vis, Ph.D., Memorial U. of Prof: Kenneth L. Brown, Ph.D., U. of Pennsylvania; English Newfoundland; Sarah E. Wyatt, Ph.D., Purdue U. Howard D. Dewald, Ph.D., New Mexico State U.; Asst. Prof: Kim J. Brown, Ph.D., U. of Washington; Peter de Boves Harrington, Ph.D., U. of North Dist. Prof: Robert DeMott, Ph.D., Kent State U.; Jared L. DeForest, Ph.D., U. of Michigan; Ahmed Carolina; David Hendricker (emeritus, part-time), John Matthews (part-time), M.A., Ohio State U. Faik, Ph.D., U. Joseph Fourier; Stefan E. Gleissberg, Ph.D., Iowa State U.; Tadeusz Malinski (chair), Trustee Prof: Samuel Crowl (part-time) Ph.D., Ph.D., U. of Heidelberg; Todd F. Hutchinson Ph.D., U. of Poznan; Hugh H. Richardson, Ph.D., Indiana U. (adjunct), Ph.D., Ohio State U.; Glenn R. Matlack, Oklahoma State U.; Paul Sullivan (emeritus, part- Ph.D., U. of Wales; Joanne Rebbeck (adjunct), time), Ph.D., U. of Waterloo. Stocker Professorship in Creative Writing: Darrell Ph.D., North Carolina State U.; Mary Louise Trivett Spencer, Ph.D., U. of Utah. Assoc. Prof: Stephen C. Bergmeier, Ph.D., U. (adjunct), Ph.D., Ohio U. of Michigan; Jared Butcher, Jr., Ph.D., U. of Prof: Linda Hunt Beckman (part-time), Ph.D., U. of Tennessee; Karen E. Eichstadt, Ph.D., U. of Kansas; California, Berkeley; Joan Connor, M.F.A., Vermont Faculty 335 Geography of California, Los Angeles; Liang Tao, Ph.D., U.
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